Gone are the days you have to wait for the Erie County Fair to get your fill of deep-fried Twinkies.
Something THAT unhealthy needs to be available to the general public 365 days a week, no?
(Note the dripping sarcasm.)
But if this is your thing, this may be the best day ever...
It's time to look at how all 15 American League squads shape up, plus guess where they'll finish and who wins what playoff games. These predictions are guaranteed to come true (unless they don't).
On Saturday, I was at the Fisher Price Toy Store for an event with Santa and all the good little boys and girls. I had "sacrificed" a day of my Thanksgiving-food-coma-weekend, because I really wanted to meet you - the Joy listener - and of course get my shot at tellin' the big guy what I really want for Christmas this year (I'll never tell, so don't ask!).
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In wake of Hostess apparenty folding, one little guy did not appreciate it when he heard the news. One would have thought that his first heart break would have been something different...much different. But, watch little Lucas' reaction after he was told the Twinkie would be no more. Check the video out...
I am sure you are still in shock. No more Hostess, and that means no more Twinkies or the other delicious treats they were famous for. Perhaps you read my post about the demise of Hostess the other day.
People are going absolutely mad over the idea that they will no longer have Twinkies in their life. Maybe the thought of it is odd and hard to imagine a world without Twinkies, but I never really ate them anyway, so no big deal.
Hostess, which makes such iconic foods as Wonder Bread and Twinkies, has filed for bankruptcy. The company is some $860 million in debt, so clearly some restructuring is in order.
What happens now, you ask? Here are some possible scenarios of what may take place: